A look into the future: the Health Administration Bureau! The speed of FEMA, the effectiveness of the Immigration Service, and the compassion of the IRS!
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A look into the future: the Health Administration Bureau! The speed of FEMA, the effectiveness of the Immigration Service, and the compassion of the IRS!
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Via LRC:
Among the countless horrors our Dear Leader wants to visit upon us with his health care “reform” bill is this: ”grants to states to improve immunization coverage of children, adolescents, and adults through the use of evidence-based interventions. States may use funds to implement interventions that are recommended by the Community Preventive Services Task Force, [...]
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The DC Police Chief is upset about an iphone application where users can share information about police traffic stops and speed cameras, or in other words, to help people avoid the mini police state, which has 290 cameras in the DC area, which makes up a whopping 10% of all traffic cameras in the entire [...]
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How will it do that? (My son’s background can be found here.)
By removing the private insurance option from anyone who changes jobs and seeks individual policies:
When we first saw the paragraph Tuesday, just after the 1,018-page document was released, we thought we surely must be misreading it. So we sought help from the House Ways [...]
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Global Warming: Scientists’ Best Predictions May Be Wrong
Scientists are now distancing themselves further from their own climate models. Now they’re saying they don’t even know how much earth’s climate is affected by carbon emissions.
You can read about the science community’s Michael Jackson-esque moon-walk here.
Here’s another article published Nov 2008.
But in spite of [...]
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Today Senator Tom Coburn (R-OK) questioned Judge Sonia Sotomayor about the 2nd Amendment. She defended her stance on the Second Amendment saying “it applies to Federal Government regulation.” She went on to say that in Maloney the question was, “was that right incorporated against the states?” She then claimed that [...]
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Peter Schiff who is looking to run against Chris Dodd (Leech-Mass.) will be using early donations to gauge if he wants to go all the way. His e-mail:
“My decision to run is largely dependent on the level of early support and contributions I receive from people like you,” he wrote in the e-mail. Recent polling, [...]
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I dont really watch the all star game anymore. I don’t need to spend all that time to find out what we’ve known the last 13 years — the NL is inferior. So I had to read about it from other people:
Did you catch Obama at the baseball All-Star Game last night? Why does the [...]
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The soldier who refused to show for deployment because Obama “hasn’t proven his eligibility for office” has had his orders revoked. Here’s the tidbit here.
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It’s simple – Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor is a racist. There is no evidence to indicate anything different.
As for others, my assessment is also born from comments Sotomayor made during a 2001 lecture at the University of California-Berkeley. Referring to former Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s saying that
a wise old man and wise old woman [...]
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To visualize a trillion dollars, click on this.
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Bristol Palin made the mistake of her mother’s life when she decided to sleep with dirtbag Levi Johnston. After months of digging for dirt and trying to destroy Sarah Palin, liberals finally tapped into a source. Now they must make him appear credible.
Levi Johnson’s only real claim to fame was impregnating Sarah [...]
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Who would buy a car without reading the sales contract? Who would sign a business parnership without reading the contract and discussing the details with an attorney? Simple, anyone in our federal government, from Representatives to Senators to the President. So far this year the House and Senate have voted before ever [...]
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Sarah Palin’s decision to resign her post as Governor of Alaska has been lauded and slammed by every band of the political spectrum. We COULD just wait to find out what her plans are, or, heaven forfend, take her word for it. So why is she doing it?
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On June 29th, Pope Benedict XVI issued an encyclical letter entitled, “CARITAS IN VERITATE,” (latin for “Charity in Truth.”) In this epistle, the pontiff spells out his views on the global economy, politics, charity, and social justice. I must confess the document was tedious to read (they say it’s 144 pages but [...]
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Or did he? Is this just a slow news day for the Drudge Report?
Also: ABC to the rescue?
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When Walter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro’s 1984 bid for the Presidency ended in failure, the two faded into political obscurity. Their moment in the limelight came to an end even as the votes were being tallied. (It was 9 years before Clinton gave her political career new life.) No one stalked Ferraro and [...]
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Peter Schiff has set up an exploratory committee to run for Senate in Connecticut, against Christopher Dodd. Here is his statement:
As you know, I have been seriously considering running for U.S. Senate against Chris Dodd.
Everywhere you turn there is evidence of just how bad our economy is getting. Growing unemployment, families that are struggling to [...]
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